Elyria Faces Wartime Darkening and Coal Shortage
Elyria will darken downtown tonight as wartime order enforces lighting cuts. Hydric signs, display window lighting, outdoor displays, flood and marquee lighting above 60 watts will be shut off. A coal miners strike prompts surveys of local plants to judge on hand stock and possible layoffs. Local dealers report a fair coal supply, with limited varieties and reduced normal levels, while Ohio Public Service notes five to six weeks of reserve. Page 2 continues.
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Elyria
Elyrians
Industria
Facory
Willy
JB. Johnson
Ohio Public Service
Com Peny
Water Mains in Ridgeville Discussed at Meeting
A meeting in Ridgeville to discuss water mains and fees for Ridgeville township is set for Friday November 29 at 8 pm. Lorain sanitary engineer Osborne and consultant Lagaden will present the proposed assessment costs to affected property owners ahead of a formal hearing by the county commissioners. All property owners affected by the water supply improvement are invited to attend.
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North Digeville
Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville
Woll
Bpin
M. B. Diedern
Decemer
Wo Osborne
Lorain
Lagaden
Consiliant
Pires
Canois
Weather report fragment with cloudy light rain and wind
fragmented weather note reports cloudy intervals with light rain and strengthening winds. mentions lake area conditions and a market listing on page IW PORE.
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Roehy
Ten Persons Injured In Auto Mishaps
Over the weekend the sheriff reported ten people injured in automobile crashes. Key incidents include a 2:45 am collision on North Ridge near Route 58 involving Walter Lach 22 Amherst and Peter H. Brown 54 Lorain. Lach faces reckless driving charges. Also noted were injuries to Ruth Brown 29 John Wilson 57 Ellen Wilson 74 Jenny Robinson 75 and others in separate crashes on Graffin road and Routes 803 and 301.
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Sheriff's Department
North Ridge Road
Route 58
Walter Lach
Amherst
Peter H. Brown
Lorain
Lach
Brown
James Wilhelm
James Childress
Gregory Miller
Jason Muller
Calvin Miller
Elyria
Miller
Stanley Waite
East Avenue
Graffin Road
Willis Watts
Lodi
Arthur Welch
Bondstreet
Sheriff Department
Joseph Kopronica
Hugh Sweet
Middle Avenue
Sweet
Lodi Street
Clifford Lange
New Kersington
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Employment Service Office Not Open On Thanksgiving Day
The Elyria office of the United States Employment Service at 212 Middle Avenue will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving. Unemployment compensation claimants are advised to report next week on their regular Thursday schedule, with teens 16 and older to report for a two week period. The office, formerly the United States Employment Service, was transferred to state control ten days ago.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
United States Employment Service
ALY
Auto And Truck Crash Claims One Life In Columbus
A collision in Columbus left Paul Millie dead and five others injured. Police and emergency responders evacuated victims to area hospitals as investigators tracked the sequence of events. Witness accounts described a two-vehicle wreck involving an auto and a truck on the main thoroughfare. Further details were not immediately released as authorities compiled the incident report.
Lifeboat Rescue After Florida Collision Involving Two Vessels
Coast Guard reports 16 survivors sighted in two lifeboats after the Evangelos and Marshee collided off the Florida coast and sank at 3:36 am. All hands possibly 17 were aboard the vessels, with rescue operations launched from Miami after a distress message at 9:30 am EST.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Florida
Evangelos
Mary
Marshee
Nassau
Bahamas
Gibbens Elected President of Council of Churches
Gibbens was elected president of the Council of Churches at a meeting of the Board of Directors of Elyroa County Chi tets. Dr Homer W Courtney resigns to take up new work out of the city. Min Gibbons named treasurer and Dan Steffroy confirmed as new member. Dr Caldwell named chairman of the Social Action Commission. Thanksgiving service planned for 9:30 AM at the Methodist church with Rev Fred E Chatfooter officiating. Continued on Page 2.
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Dan Steffroy
Caldwell
Soci Action Commission
Courtney
Ranine
Russel Hargate
Fia
Fred E Chat Footer
Lodge Avenue
Supreme Court orders two utility firms dissolved
The court ruled 6 to 0 to dissolve American Power & Light Co of Maine and Electric Power & Light Corp Gulf of Mexico Utility under the death sentence clause. The ruling upheld part of the clause and ordered reargument on related sections, with SEC authority to unwind the parent Electric Bond & Share Co structure.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rank Murphy
American Power & Light Co
Maine
Electric Power & Light Corp
Gulf of Mexico
Robert H. Jackson
Stanley F. Reed
William O. Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Felix Frankfurter
Miley B. Routledge
Electric Bond & Shire Co
Willity
High Court
SEC
Electric Bond & Share Co
Fire Threatens Homes In Woods Near Barton Road
A woods fire covering about two miles near Barton road and Route 20 in North Ridgeville burned nearly nine hours. It endangered 20 homes along Route 20 and barns on Barton road. Firefighters from Ridgeville Westlake and North Olmsted battled the blaze. one vehicle got stuck in a swamp. Authorities suspect a carelessly dropped cigarette started the fire. No injuries or personal losses were reported.
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North Ridgeville
Barton Road
Route 20
Bradley Road
Beebe
Cleveland
Westlake
North Olmsted
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Hadaway
Burton Road
Alarge
Steubenville pastors call raids sham in ad
In Steubenville a group of 12 pastors denounced recent police raids as a sham that failed to arrest any major figures. The statement signed by Rev. Robert K. Russell and others accuses the drive of religious intolerance and political manipulation.
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Steubenville
Ing
Robert K. Russel
Stethers
Republi Wen
Return To Jobs In Six Mines In Illinois
Nearly 2 000 Progressive Mine Workers members returned to six southern Illinois coal mines after voting 208 to 82 to end a walkout protesting the use of injunctions to break strikes. About 500 did not vote, leaving strike status in doubt, as full crews reported at four Superior Coal Company mines, a Liberty mine in Healdsburg area, and one mine near Belleville.
VFW Post Plans Meeting After Fire Damages Building
Commander Thomas Mihalis of VFW Post 1079 says a special meeting is planned for 350 members at Post 3941 headquarters to discuss rebuilding after a fire caused about 50 000 dollars damage. The building, owned by Post 1079, was insured for 32 000 dollars.
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Thomas Mihalis
V.F.W. Post
Post
Pla
VFW
C. Ball Mihalis
Post 1079
Grand Jury Will Report Today
Assistant Prosecutor Robert Vandewark notes the grand jury will complete its work this afternoon after a visit to the county jail. The session is scheduled to begin with trials for Hed Gacota in Lea Coury Worlduse, while other cases and motions await consideration.
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Robert Vandewark
Shopping Days Left Incomplete Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about shopping days and names, lacking coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable organizations. Unable to determine a concrete event or entity to anchor a concise summary.
Head Of Miner's Union Defies Government In Court
John L Lewis defies federal weapons as UMW chief faces contempt trial set for Wednesday. U.S. Judge Goldsborough orders Lewis to trial after a row over a restraining order tied to the mine workers contract with the government. The case highlights a national strike severing coal and steel output and prompting drastic fuel conservation.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
C Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
AIL
Lewis
UAW
Goldsborough
John F. Sennett
Goldshorougeh
Congress
Galishorough
Hopkins
Elalfensg i Goldsborough
Nap
Waynesday
Noe Goldsborough
Goverment
Stopkins
United Mine Workers and Toy Miners
Paluae
Petra
Norrit-LaGuardia
Bose Manient
Heidi Trorsi
Sey
Artis
Samaty
Texas
Million Dollar Fire Burns Indiana Town Homes
A massive blaze in Canneltown, Indiana destroyed a veterans housing project and a children's furniture factory, leaving five families homeless. The fire started in Beton Furniture Corporation and spread across the west side residential district. Fire crews from Tell City and other towns battled the flames for four hours, with one executive seriously injured and damage estimated near $1,000,000.
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Canneltown
Tad
Veterans Housings
Fraiche Department
Beton Furniture Corporation
Aren
Moo
Bank Deville
Kaye
Sum
Ley
New Commander For AMVETS St Louis
A fragmented report from St Louis outlines the selection of a new commander for the AMVETS organization. The text mentions World War II veterans and references the Immediate Service Defense, with unclear details on dates names or outcomes.
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St.louis
Americn Velen
Goldsborough’s claim on land powers debated in court
In a Baltimore court case tied to labor unrest and mining supply shortages, Goldsborough argued that his land authority remained intact despite broader Act interpretations. Hopkins cited government restraint, while the defense pressed that implications for Wednesday’s hearing could cause a postponement. The verdict left observers unsettled as opposing counsel urged legality and propriety amidst the 400,000 miners strike and faltering economy.
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UATW
Hopkins
Goldsborough
Maryland
Lewis
Gouldsborough
Counseh
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Robert Moeller
Tai
Columbus
Paul Millie
eNgUries
White House
Iman
Martha
Etiemin
Lendar
Real Ng
Ads
Gibbens
Council of Churches
Fey Silvek
Woud St
T. Alan Gidsborough
U5. District Court For
District of Columbia
Justice Goldsborough
UMW
Acme
Illinois
VFW Post
Panomican
Thane
Cnet
Tipuraens
Jeep Bet
al Anid
peeMedia
U.S
Pittsburgh
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Cambria
Ralph FE. Howrh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Iia Pittsburgh
Aliquippa Mills
J. & L. Phaits
Carnegie-Whinsis Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Chicago- Gary
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Mahoning Valley
Indiana Harbor
Hanna Furnace Corp
Buffalo
Lineland Steel
East Chicago
Republic Steel
Birminingham
J. & K. Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
Bethleham Steel
Johnstons
Indiana
Amvets
Lowis
M. Jewelers
Vic Silver
W. Bout
Si Ady
Lincoln
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